EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
MARCH 2-5, 2021

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5/21/2019  |   9:00 AM - 9:15 AM   |  THE RIVER DRYING CONCEPT: A NEW ECOHYDROLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE AND CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR STREAM NETWORKS OF THE ANTHROPOCENE   |  151 G

THE RIVER DRYING CONCEPT: A NEW ECOHYDROLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE AND CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR STREAM NETWORKS OF THE ANTHROPOCENE

Almost every stream conceptual framework or model used today has arisen from synthesizing studies of perennial streams. And yet intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams represent ~50% of global stream length and are becoming more prevalent in many areas. We now know that virtually every stream network will experience flow cessation and/or drying at some point in space or time. We also now know that the hydrology, biogeochemistry, and biodiversity of intermittent and ephemeral streams and rivers are often very different from perennial ones, challenging some of the central assumptions of previous stream conceptual frameworks and models. This calls for a paradigm shift to one that explicitly acknowledges the role of flow cessation and drying in governing the structure and function of stream networks. Here we review existing stream conceptual frameworks and models. We use this rich history to extend previous tenets of stream conceptual frameworks and models to a new ecohydrological perspective and conceptual model for stream networks, one that includes flow cessation and drying as primary drivers of stream ecosystem structure, functions, and services in a human-dominated epoch.

  • Connectivity
  • Conservation
  • Functional Ecology

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Daniel Allen (), University of Oklahoma, dcallen@ou.edu;


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Thibault Datry (), INRAE, France, Thibault.datry@inrae.fr;


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Andrew Boulton (), University of New England, aboulton@une.edu.au;


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Katie Costigan (), University of Louisiana Lafayette, costigan@louisiana.edu;


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Ken Fritz (), US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development, fritz.ken@epa.gov;


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Amandine Pastor (), Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD), Montpellier, France, amandine.pastor22@gmail.com;


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Benjamin Ruddell (), Northern Arizona University, Benjamin.Ruddell@nau.edu;


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Emily Bernhardt (), Duke University, emily.bernhardt@duke.edu;


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Kate Boersma (), University of San Diego, kateboersma@sandiego.edu;


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Michael Bogan (), School of Natural Resources and the Environment, The University of Arizona, mbogan@email.arizona.edu;


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Michelle Busch (), University of Oklahoma, buschmh@ou.edu;


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Daniel Bruno-Collados (), IRSTEA, France, daniel.bruno-collados@irstea.fr;


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Walter Dodds (), Kansas State University, wkdodds@ksu.edu;


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Sarah Godsey (), Idaho State University, godsey@isu.edu;


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Jeremy Jones (), University of Alaska Fairbanks, jbjonesjr@alaska.edu;


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Tatiana Kaltova (), Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, tatiana.kaletova@uniag.sk;


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Stephanie Kampf (), Colorado State University, Stephanie.Kampf@colostate.edu;


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Meryl Mims (), Virginia Tech, mims@vt.edu;


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Thomas Neeson (), University of Oklahoma, thomas.neeson@gmail.com;


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Meryl C. Mims (), Virginia Tech, mims@vt.edu;


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Julian Olden (), University of Washington, olden@uw.edu;


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LeRoy Poff (), Colorado State University, n.poff@rams.colostate.edu;


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Albert Ruhi (), Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California Berkeley, albert.ruhi@berkeley.edu;


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Gabriel Singer (), University of Innsbruck, gabriel.singer@uibk.ac.at;


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Avi Uzan (), Nature and Parks Authority, Israel, avi-uzan@npa.org.il;


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Paolo Vezza (), Politecnico di Torino, Italy, paolo.vezza@polito.it;


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Adam Ward (), Indiana University, adamward@indiana.edu;


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Margaret Zimmer (), University of California, Santa Cruz, margaret.zimmer@ucsc.edu;


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